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Criminal Justice Careers

Miami-Jacobs Career College offers an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice that will prepare students for outstanding careers in public safety, crime prevention, corrections, the court system, and private security. 

The demand for qualified leaders in law enforcement and criminal justice continues to grow. Criminal justice plays an important and critical role in the safety of our nation.

Courses are taught by highly qualified professionals who have actual experience in their field that enables graduates to obtain the necessary skills and knowledge to begin their exciting new careers.

With an Associate degree, one will have the skills to prepare one for careers in public safety, crime prevention, corrections or court work.

Income & Outlook

Income Range
Depending on the position you choose, a career in criminal justice may earn you a salary from $24,650 to $40,100.

Employment Outlook
Job opportunities are expected to increase faster than average through 2010.
The need to replace those that retire, or leave the labor force, coupled with the rising employment demand, will generate thousands of job openings each year. Plus the demand for most protective service occupations will grow faster than average due to the increasing population of convicted offenders.

 

* Occupational Outlook Handbook 2002-2003

 

 

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